Ofcom under fire for handing £50,000 to The Guardian’s charity - The Telegraph

Ofcom criticized for awarding £50,000 grant to The Guardian's charity Ofcom, the UK's communications regulator, has faced backlash for providing a £50,000 grant to a charity associated with The Guardian newspaper. The Telegraph reports on the controversy surrounding this funding decision, raising questions about regulatory impartiality and potential conflicts of interest. The criticism suggests concerns about how a government regulator allocates public funds and whether such grants to media-affiliated organizations are appropriate use of regulatory resources.